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If this were not enabled example:
Types: /m VVolfie Hi
<Message> eah2119 >> VVolfie: Hi
<Message> VVolfie >> eah2119: NYAR!
Types: /m Intelli Hello
<Message> eah2119 >> Intelli: Hello
Types: /r afk again?
<Message> eah2119 >> VVolfie: afk again? <--- Sent to player of last message RECIEVED

If this were enabled example:
Types: /m VVolfie Hi
<Message> eah2119 >> VVolfie: Hi
<Message> VVolfie >> eah2119: NYAR!
Types: /m Intelli Hello
<Message> eah2119 >> Intelli: Hello
Types: /r afk again?
<Message> eah2119 >> Intelli: afk again? <--- Sent to player of last message SENT

Basically, it would keep the reply fails from occurring. It would especially help with communicating with a newb via message when the newb doesn't know how to reply back. Typing out long names is a hassle in commands, especially with the tab auto-complete not working in commands.

Hmm.... This would be useful, but my main problem with it is actually the name. /r stands for /reply, which means you reply to a message. If it is changed to send to the last person received or sent to, then it isn't really /reply anymore. Since I'm picky about things like that, I am undecided.

YES. I have had this same exact problem before. When I type in /reply I want my message to go to the person who I just last talked to. This means I do not want to talk to the person who last sent me something. /Reply should act like redial on a phone. You message the person who YOU just sent a message to. I have had those really awkward moments where you type /reply and send a message to the completely wrong person. Either way, Im glad I'm not the only person with this problem too haha.

Bump.

Being an noob myself , I get really confused with the communication in game. Thank goodness for ventrilo otherwise I would be a mess. The other day two people where trying to talk to me in game, but I could not figure out how to message each one so my /reply would go to the wrong ones, ect. I think that this could really help out. Cheers for trying to make things less complicated.

Accepted.

Additionally, the following will most likely be implemented:

/m <message> - Will send another message to the last person you sent a message to.